Free AI music detector that identifies whether songs were made by AI or humans
Open-source text-to-image model with Chinese and English text support
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 3 checks per day, no signup required. Pro: $3.99/month billed annually ($47.88/yr, save $24 vs monthly billing).
Free: 3 starter images after verification. Credit Pack: $9.99 for 30 images (one-time). Monthly: $14.99/month for 80 images per month with rollover up to 160. Annual: $119/year for 800 images per year.
Key features
Detects 10+ AI music generators including Suno, Udio, ElevenLabs Music, MusicGen, Riffusion, Stable Audio, Mureka, MiniMax
Confidence score from 0–100 with Human/AI/Uncertain verdict
Platform attribution showing which AI generator likely created the track
Detects AI cover songs and voice clones
Batch upload and history for Pro users
Downloadable reports for Pro users
Analysis in seconds with no file storage
Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A formats and direct links
Signal-level explanations showing forensic checks
Multi-signal forensic analysis with gating logic to reduce false positives
Text-to-image generation with bilingual support in Chinese and English
JSON layout mode to specify placement of text and objects
Multiple aspect ratios: square, portrait, and landscape
No watermark on downloaded images
Image editing early access program
Credits that do not expire for one-time packs
What makes it different
Ensemble forensic approach with multiple signal types rather than single classifier
Privacy-first design with audio never stored or used for training
Platform attribution identifying which specific AI generator made the track
Transparent confidence scoring with verdicts rather than black-box results
Independent team not affiliated with labels, streaming platforms, or AI generator companies
Open-source model available for local use with ComfyUI
Independent studio with flexible JSON layout and prompt modes
Songprint
MOSS-Image Generator